Python Language Summit 2026

[sethmlarson]

Landing page, 10 full-length blog posts, and 5 short "lightning" talk summaries detailing the Python Language Summit 2026.

Apologies in advance if leaving review comments is a little wonky, many (but not all) of the paragraphs are on single lines instead of having line breaks. That is an artifact of using Google Docs for a majority of the work and then using their "Docs to Markdown" tool to export the documents once we decided we'd be publishing to the Python Insider Blog.

TODOs:

• Decide whether we want to move forward with September 30th as a publication date.
• Is there a way we can order the blog posts even though they're published on the same day? Such as publishing the landing page last so it is the "first" item in RSS feeds?
• (@sethmlarson) Confirm with the PSF blog for that date to cross-post landing page.
• (@sethmlarson) Add an image to the landing page of all attendees.
• (@sethmlarson) Missing code example for BOCpy.

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Branch Deploy for pr-137 in Python Insider

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[hugovk]

Apologies in advance if leaving review comments is a little wonky, many (but not all) of the paragraphs are on single lines instead of having line breaks. That is an artifact of using Google Docs for a majority of the work and then using their "Docs to Markdown" tool to export the documents once we decided we'd be publishing to the Python Insider Blog.

Should be fine :)

If you did want to wrap, Prettier (like Black for JS) could do it, something like this:

bunx prettier@3 --prose-wrap=always --print-width=88 \
  --embedded-language-formatting=off \
  --write "content/posts/language-summit-2026*/index.md"

[hugovk]

Half reviewed so far.

[hugovk]

Thanks, really good writeups! 🎉

[hugovk]

Thanks, really good writeups! 🎉